Rookies and veterans are reporting to training camps around the NFL, which means that our long national nightmare of life without professional football is nearly over. Yay, but for a lot of veterans in the league, there’s still an element of waiting by the phone to hear from their agents regarding interests from NFL teams.
Not every veteran — even veterans who are still playing at a high level — have homes when training camps start. A lot of the players listed below will find those homes before preseason games begin in early August, and some will have to wait longer. (Yes, there are veterans who would prefer to eschew training camp entirely, and that has something to do with it).
So, as we head into the pre-preseason, here are the best players who, at this point, are still looking for their new NFL destinations.
Carson Wentz, Quarterback
Teddy Bridgewater, Quarterback
Dalvin Cook, Running Back
Ezekiel Elliott, Running Back
Kareem Hunt, Running Back
J.D. McKissic, Running Back
Leonard Fournette, Running Back
T.Y. Hilton, Receiver
Kenny Golladay, Receiver
Sammy Watkins, Receiver
Jarvis Landry, Receiver
Cameron Brate, Tight End
Kyle Rudolph, Tight End
Adam Shaheen, Tight End
Eric Fisher, Offensive Tackle
George Fant, Offensive Tackle
Jason Peters, Offensive Tackle
Ty Nsekhe, Offensive Tackle
Justin Pugh, Offensive Guard
Gabe Jackson, Offensive Guard
Rodger Saffold, Offensive Guard
Trai Turner, Offensive Guard
Dalton Risner, Offensive Guard
Oday Aboushi, Offensive Guard
Ben Jones, Center
Pat Elflein, Center
Yannick Ngakoue, EDGE
Justin Houston, EDGE
Dawuane Smoot, EDGE
Robert Quinn, EDGE
Melvin Ingram III, EDGE
Linval Joseph, DI
Ndamukong Suh, DI
Shelby Harris, DI
Rashaan Evans, Linebacker
Myles Jack, Linebacker
Kyle Van Noy, Linebacker
Kwon Alexander, Linebacker
Marcus Peters, Cornerback
Eli Apple, Cornerback
Casey Hayward Jr., Cornerback
Anthony Brown, Cornerback
Lamarcus Joyner, Safety
DeAndre Houston-Carson, Safety
